But the race between Democrats Ansari and Raquel Terán, who’d been endorsed by leading crypto critic Warren, has come down to a 67-vote gap almost a week after that state’s elections, and Ansari’s lead has narrowed each time a new batch was tallied. Wider Maricopa County, which includes the 3rd district, still has an estimated 2,089 ballots to count, according to the secretary of state’s office, and the current margin of less than 0.2% in Arizona’s 3rd Congressional District is well below the half-percent threshold required for an automatic recount.
Crypto Candidate in Arizona Is Winning (So Far) Despite Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s Headwinds
